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ProfessorGAC

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5. Same Thing Here, Yesterday

Reply to DURHAM D (Original post)

Fri Jan 30, 2026, 08:22 PM

Jan 30

Took close to 10 minutes for them to clear the sky over the yard.
Weird thing is, they were flying east to west.
Maybe headed for the cooling lakes near the nuclear plant? Those would be much warmer than the surrounding air.

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Thousands and thousands of honkers just flew over my house. [View all] DURHAM D Jan 30 OP

That is amazing that they would be flying north so soon. We get them flying over in late March or April. Thank you for debm55 Jan 30 #1

Agree, animals often know well in advance bucolic_frolic Jan 30 #2

Well, silly! What do you expect when you live under the freeway at rush hour? Wonder Why Jan 30 #3

Looking for open water WestMichRad Jan 30 #4

Same Thing Here, Yesterday ProfessorGAC Jan 30 #5